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Even at 22, LeAnn Rimes retains her creepy preternatural maturity, holding tight to the sack of weird throaty vocal tricks that made her sound grown-up at 13. But in better news, she's done making dance-pop records (remember 2002's Twisted Angel?). ''With You,'' ''I Got It Bad,'' and ''Something's Gotta Give'' are serious roll-the-windows-down country-radio fun, and on This Woman's dreamy ''Afraid to Fall,'' she quits acting like she's an adult and just is one...and the difference is joyfully clear.
Posted Jan 24, 2005
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